History

1992

Publication of: U. Randoll, The Importance of Regulation and Rhythm for Medical Diagnosis and Therapy (Die Bedeutung von Regulation und Rhythmus für ärztliche Diagnostik und Therapie); iin the book “Heilkunde versus Medizin? Gesundheit und Krankheit aus der Sicht der Wissenschaften“, editor Henning Albrecht (Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft) and in the magazine “Erfahrungsheilkunde“, Heft 2.

Veröffentlichung: U. Randoll, The role of complex biophysical-chemical therapies for cancer; in „Bioelectrochemistry and Bioenergetics“, 27(1992)341-346 (A section of J. Electroanal. Chem. and constituting Vol. 342 (1992)

1993

Creation of the ”Working Group on the Electrophysiology of Bone” (Arbeitskreises “Elektrophysiologie des Knochens”) in the Germany Society of Osteology

1994

New findings obtained on the basis of video microscopy.
Publication of scientific article on ”Ultrastrukture Tomographic Imaging of Living Cells and the Influence of Nonthermal Physical Fields” (Ultrastrukturtomographische Darstellung lebender Zellen und ihre Beeinflussung durch nicht-thermische physikalische Felder), in Dtsch. Zschr. für Onkologie, 26, 1.

1995

Innovation Prize for Computer Simulation from the Technical College of Esslingen, Germany (August 1, 1995)

1996

Introduction of the concept “Matrix Therapy”.
Dr. Randoll is awarded the Matrimed Research Prize (Matrimed-Forschungspreis) at the International Matrix Congress on May 31, 1996, presented by Prof. Rimpler and Prof. Heine of the German Society for Matrix Research.

1998

Matrix Rhythm Therapy reaches the stage of clinical application. Development of the Matrixmobil.

2000

First training course for physicians and physiotherapists in the Matrix Concept and Matrix Rhythm Therapy.

2001

Application of Matrix Rhythm Therapy in veterinary medicine. Dr. Randoll is awarded the Wolf Kröber Memorial Prize for Innovative Ideas in Equestrian Sports at the World Equestrian Sports Fair “Equitana Inside” (March 7, 2001).

2004

Fundamental research continued at the Thomas Wildey Institute (TWI) in Munich, Germany. (Founded by Dr. Karl Daxl in 1977, the TWI is devoted to pursuing new directions in medicine.)

2006

Dissertation: Lars Albert, Wirksamkeitsnachweis der Kosten-Relation des Einsatzes der Matrix-Rhythmus-Therapie in der Automobilindustrie am Beispiel der DaimlerChrysler AG am Standort Sindelfingen.

2007-2008

Pilot study for Matrix Rhythm Therapy at the company Faber-Castell.

2008

Dentists discover the applications of Matrix Rhythm Therapy in craniofacial orthopedics.

2012

Publication of the first comprehensive book, in German, on the Matrix Concept and Matrix Rhythm Therapy: Das Matrix Konzept – Die Grundlagen der Matrix-Rhythmus-Therapie.